Sentence examples for exist far from inspiring English sources
He went on, "And we may ignore problems that exist far away, but those problems don't ignore us.
These works exist far from the lyrical and elegiac tone of famous cello concertos like those of Schumann and Elgar.
Others exist far from our cities in inconceivably large landscapes and have the ability to influence processes at the global scale.
Volcanoes and associated landforms, as well as linear volcanic chains and ridges (e.g., the Hawaiian chain) also can exist far from plate boundaries.
That platform just happens to exist far from home, in a place with green fields and sparkling diamonds, otherwise known as a land of opportunity.
The Megrahi case has revealed that such ignorance and misunderstandings don't just exist far away – where there is some excuse for it – but much closer to home, in the UK.
"A culture of impunity in the region has existed far too long," Mr. Goldstone said.
But such considerations existed far outside him, in the world of light and edges and face after face after face.
It's a Goa I never knew existed, far from the beach, and about as real as it's ever going to get.
But nothing these days exists far from the fallout from Wall Street, so the comments were about economic issues as often as environmental ones.
Neither Mr. Bush nor Mr. Perry would be interviewed for this article, and people close to both said the rivalry existed far more between their aides than between them personally.
